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March 19, 2008 at 12:26 PM in reply to: Property tax confusion for houses that sell for much less than what owner paid #173126March 19, 2008 at 12:26 PM in reply to: Property tax confusion for houses that sell for much less than what owner paid #173466
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Participant“I believe that Prop 13 prevents increases in your initial assessment so long as you are the owner. I do not believe you even have to live in the property for this protection.”
Can someone comment more on this…does this mean your taxes are only on the amount you payed — and stays the same every year as long as you own the property? How would the city make any money with inflation?
March 19, 2008 at 12:26 PM in reply to: Property tax confusion for houses that sell for much less than what owner paid #173469SHILOH
Participant“I believe that Prop 13 prevents increases in your initial assessment so long as you are the owner. I do not believe you even have to live in the property for this protection.”
Can someone comment more on this…does this mean your taxes are only on the amount you payed — and stays the same every year as long as you own the property? How would the city make any money with inflation?
March 19, 2008 at 12:26 PM in reply to: Property tax confusion for houses that sell for much less than what owner paid #173490SHILOH
Participant“I believe that Prop 13 prevents increases in your initial assessment so long as you are the owner. I do not believe you even have to live in the property for this protection.”
Can someone comment more on this…does this mean your taxes are only on the amount you payed — and stays the same every year as long as you own the property? How would the city make any money with inflation?
March 19, 2008 at 12:26 PM in reply to: Property tax confusion for houses that sell for much less than what owner paid #173571SHILOH
Participant“I believe that Prop 13 prevents increases in your initial assessment so long as you are the owner. I do not believe you even have to live in the property for this protection.”
Can someone comment more on this…does this mean your taxes are only on the amount you payed — and stays the same every year as long as you own the property? How would the city make any money with inflation?
SHILOH
ParticipantIs this really considered “resort style living?”
600 square feet is small.SHILOH
ParticipantIs this really considered “resort style living?”
600 square feet is small.SHILOH
ParticipantIs this really considered “resort style living?”
600 square feet is small.SHILOH
ParticipantIs this really considered “resort style living?”
600 square feet is small.SHILOH
ParticipantIs this really considered “resort style living?”
600 square feet is small.SHILOH
ParticipantIs this really considered “resort style living?”
600 square feet is not a lot of space.SHILOH
ParticipantIs this really considered “resort style living?”
600 square feet is not a lot of space.SHILOH
ParticipantIs this really considered “resort style living?”
600 square feet is not a lot of space.SHILOH
ParticipantIs this really considered “resort style living?”
600 square feet is not a lot of space.SHILOH
ParticipantIs this really considered “resort style living?”
600 square feet is not a lot of space. -
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